Once upon a time a politician dreamt that a nation needed inner strength more than an army to protect itself.
Once upon a time a preacher dreamt that the son of a black man and the son of a white man would sit at the same table.
Yes, it remains a dream, but an exhibition dreamt it for a month no less significantly to those who saw its art.
Not bad for an idea dreamt up a couple of years ago by my colleague and editor Mike Butcher, who has joined as a director and cofounder, advising on strategy.
Not bad for an idea dreamt up a couple of years ago by my colleague and editor Mike Butcher, who is now helping Varley out as a board advisor on strategy.
Auntie Rachel, a drinker, "dreamt backwards, groping back to a time dissolved, to figures blurred in the astigmatic lens of history".
For, America has always been a dream dreamt by those most needing a dream to follow.
Had Samantha Cameron made a similar appearance, commentators would have said it was a stunt dreamt up by the Tory leader's PR man, Steve Hilton.
Soviet architecture seems "like a dream dreamt by another dream".
Our increasingly scornful hawk would insist that the idea of the Arab street ready to explode, sweeping away regimes friendy to the West and replacing them with psychopathic theocrats, is a fantasy dreamt up by bed-wetting European liberals.
